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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-Her plays include: ''[[Die Groot Slang en die Ongehoorsame Kind: 'n Tsonga-legende]]'' (1986); ''[[Moditjhaba]]'' (1989), four plays in the collection ''[[Die Wind Sal Weet]]'' (1990).
+Her plays include: ''[[Die Groot Slang en die Ongehoorsame Kind: 'n Tsonga-legende]]'' (1986); ''[[Moditjhaba]]'' (1989), four plays in the collection ''[[Die Wind Sal Weet: Verhale, Toneelstukke en Gedigte]]'' (1990).
 TV scripts include ''[[3-UP]]'' (series for children, 1999). - Draaiboeke vir gedeelte van die programme asook die "skakels".

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-Her plays include: ''[[Die Groot Slang en die Ongehoorsame Kind: 'n Tsonga-legende]]'' (1986); ''[[Moditjhaba]]'' (1989), ''[[Die wind sal weet]]'' (1990).
+Her plays include: ''[[Die Groot Slang en die Ongehoorsame Kind: 'n Tsonga-legende]]'' (1986); ''[[Moditjhaba]]'' (1989), four plays in the collection ''[[Die Wind Sal Weet]]'' (1990).
 TV scripts include ''[[3-UP]]'' (series for children, 1999). - Draaiboeke vir gedeelte van die programme asook die "skakels".

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−	[[Martie Preller]] (1948–2023) was a teacher, writing instructor, author of children's books, translator, radio and TV scriptwriter and playwright.	+	[[Martie Preller]] (1948–2023) was a teacher, writing instructor, award-winning author of children's books, translator, radio and TV scriptwriter and playwright.

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==

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−	[[Martie Preller]] (1948–2023) was a teacher, writing instructor, author, translator, radio and TV scriptwriter and playwright.	+	[[Martie Preller]] (1948–2023) was a teacher, writing instructor, author of children's books, translator, radio and TV scriptwriter and playwright.

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-Her plays include: ''[[Die Groot Slang en die Ongehoorsame Kind]]'' (1986); ''[[Moditjhaba]]'' (1989), ''[[Die wind sal weet]]'' (1990).
+Her plays include: ''[[Die Groot Slang en die Ongehoorsame Kind: 'n Tsonga-legende]]'' (1986); ''[[Moditjhaba]]'' (1989), ''[[Die wind sal weet]]'' (1990).
 TV scripts include ''[[3-UP]]'' (series for children, 1999). - Draaiboeke vir gedeelte van die programme asook die "skakels".

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 She began her own writing career in the 1980s with writing for young people, including plays for schools, eventually becoming a professional writer in various genres in the 1990s.
-Married to Johan Preller, with whom she had three children, but later divorced.
+Married to Johan Preller, with whom she had three children, but  divorced in 1988.
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

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	Go to the [[ESAT Bibliography]]		Go to the [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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-[[Martie Preller]] () is a teacher, writing instructor, author, translator, radio and TV scriptwriter and playwright.
+[[Martie Preller]] (1948–2023) was a teacher, writing instructor, author, translator, radio and TV scriptwriter and playwright.
 == Biography ==
-Born in Potchefstroom, she attended school at Laerskool Mooirivier and Hoërskool Gimnasium there, before completing a BA with English and Latin as majors  (cum laude, 1969) and a Teacher's diploma (cum laude, 1970) at the [[University of Potchefstroom]].
+Born Martie Coetzee (Preller) in Potchefstroom on  2 November 1948, where she completed her schooling at the Laerskool Mooirivier and Hoërskool Gimnasium, before completing a BA with English and Latin as majors  (cum laude, 1969) and a Teacher's diploma (cum laude, 1970) at the [[University of Potchefstroom]].
 She began her career as a teacher  at the Hoërskool Gimnasium in  Potchefstroom (Latin and English, 1971-1972), Hoërskool Fakkel, Johannesburg (Latin and English, 1973) and the Hoërskool Randburg (for one term in 1974), before turning to private tutoring Latin and English, later also developing and presenting various forms of writing courses.